Antibiotic-induced changes in the gut microbial flora reduce ischemic brain damage in animal model such as mice [1, 2, 3 and 4].
Severe brain lesions induced dysbacteriosis of the gut microbiota affected neuroinflammatory response after brain injury [5].
However, there are various unanswered questions in the field of gut microbiome and its effect on stroke [6]. One such query is the
event that happens after stroke in which the brain maintains a shield and prevents the growth of fermentative bacteria [7].